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Medusa was beheaded by Perseus, who thereafter used her head to turn onlookers to stone. Later on, he gave Medusa's head to the goddess Athena to place it on her shield. In classical antiquity, the image of the head of Medusa appeared in the Gorgoneion amulet.

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2020-11-12

The Orkney Finnmen From Early Modern to Modern - an interesting long-read for from
- & 'explained'?

https://t.co/XYH0vtE2ry

TY

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2020-11-12

Can you spot what isn’t different?
Rossetti clearly loved this spiral hair ornament and gave it different models to wear. Apparently it was last seen when borrowed by blackmailer Charles Howell’s wife who never returned it….
(Thanks https://t.co/tejk8l5lLJ)

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2020-11-12

Good morning friends thank you for a fascinating start this is donning her faerie crown to guest host for the next hour of lore surrounding how we look, adornment and ornamentation...now...where's my wand gone?

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2020-11-12

"On Saturday night shall be my care
To powder my locks, and curl my hair.
On Sunday morning my love will come in,
When he will marry me, with a gold ring
~ Trad nursery rhyme


by Einar Nerman (1888-1983, Swedish)

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2020-11-12

in my mind they're like. watching the bachelorette or something

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2020-11-08

The good in this world far outweighs the evil. Our common humanity transcends our differences, and our most effective response to terror is compassion, it’s unity, and it’s love.    – Loretta Lynch

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2020-11-06

Mad as a hatter may derive from sarcastic French simile
"Il raisonne comme une huitre" -he reasons like an oyster.

🎨John Tenniel

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2020-11-06

In the Fens, frogs were called "Cambridgeshire nightingales" as before rainfall at night, the air was filled with their croaking!

🎨?

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2020-11-06

Who would win in a four way battle? Faye, Kiva, Loretta or Twilight Suzuka?

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2020-11-05

Owarete mo, Isoganu furi no Chocho kana!
[Ah, the butterfly! Even when chased, it never has the air of being in a hurry.]
Art: Ohara Koson
Taken from Kwaidan by Lafcadio Hearn https://t.co/E9fdh0wAh1

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2020-11-06

Mawile is based on Futakuchi onna ("two-mouthed woman") in The Futakuchi onna uses the mouth on the back of her head to eat. This yokai is used as a punishment upon a greedy man.

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2020-11-06

In Europe tomatoes were known as the “poison apple” because it was thought that aristocrats got sick and died after eating them, but the truth of the matter was that wealthy Europeans used pewter plates, which were high in lead content.

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2020-11-05

- Orkney Folktales: A Close Tongue Keeps a Safe Head - https://t.co/zJHqfET8u3

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2020-11-05

Joan the Wad, Queen of the Piskies in Cornish folklore could either lead people astray on the moors or guide them home and keep them safe. She has been recorded as a piece of iconography on door knockers and charms to bring good luck. Usually depicted as naked.

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2020-11-05

final highlights batch....some chtonic action
i think one mistake i made is moving from quick ink doodles to full blown color illustrations which was 100x more draining than i ever planned it to be

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2020-11-01

Jedno jedyne hasło z loretobera od i natchnęło mnie do rysunku:
Tarkopies i Ty :)

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2020-10-31

here...🥴 i drew the legend herself Artemis!! Loretober day 29: flying

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2020-10-30

DAY 30 -
Halloween Costume
Poseidon and Zeus: How’s it hanging Death?
Hades: I’m not Thanatos! I hate you both.
(air guitar solo)

Lore Olympus is on Webtoons created by

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2020-10-30

The Burning Ashes of Ketimbang was hot ash rain happened after 1883 Krakatoa eruption in Sunda Strait, killing thousands. Reports said skeletons floating across Indian Ocean on volcanic pumice rafts, washing up as far as east coast of Africa.
🎨 Hulton Archive

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2020-10-29